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  • April 08, 2025

    Four Robinhood Users Must Arbitrate Meme Stock Claims

    A Florida federal judge overseeing the multidistrict litigation over Robinhood's decision to freeze trading in certain so-called meme stocks ordered four remaining plaintiffs in the case to arbitrate their claims, writing in an order that there's no dispute a valid arbitration agreement exists.

  • April 08, 2025

    Expedia's Cuban Island Bookings Were Illegal, Jurors Told

    A Cuban-American man who says he is the rightful heir to an island off the coast of Cuba that was seized by the Communist government told jurors Tuesday that Expedia illegally trafficked in stolen property by offering reservations for resorts on the island through its website.

  • April 08, 2025

    Fla. Judge Orders Depos In Ex-Rep's Venezuela Lobbying Suit

    A Florida state court judge Tuesday ordered parties to depose each other in a lawsuit brought by a former U.S. representative accused of unlawfully lobbying on behalf of Venezuela, denying a request to quash a deposition of a prior business associate who's believed to be helping the federal government.

  • April 08, 2025

    Fla. Cloud Co. Accuses Ex-Board Member Of SPAC Fraud

    A Florida cloud storage business has accused a former board member of securities fraud in federal court, alleging that a side agreement splitting a finder's fee with an unregistered broker he introduced for a merger deal wasn't disclosed, and now the company faces shutdown if an asset sale isn't halted.

  • April 08, 2025

    Design Co. Denied Exit From Hurricane Subrogation Suit

    A design contractor facing a $4 million subrogation action over hurricane damage to commercial HVAC units at an Amazon sorting facility can't rely on notice requirements in Florida's construction defect law, Chapter 558, to argue the plaintiff insurers are statutorily barred from seeking reimbursement, a Florida federal court ruled.

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